Comcast Business VOIP (VoiceEdge) vs. Flowroute

It's a solid service for small business in particular. It is wrapped in with our internet service where it is actually cheaper for us to have both than just one. The entry cost is low and the on-the-go features are useful if you need to receive calls when you're not in the office. Their mobile app allows you to administer the service from wherever you are, so if you have an emergency, it's easy to reroute calls from wherever you may be.

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Works perfectly if you're using a DIY SIP VoIP system. Our phones were powered by Asterisk with Flowroute handling all of the actual SIP traffic. No issues whatsoever.

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• It is very good, full-featured business phone for long distance offshore call. We had been using this phone for long for our day to day communication and it was working perfectly without any noise.
• This voip provides few cool and nice features like unlimited international long distance call, Voicemail to email,
• Directory listening etc, call recording is also good.

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• Not a fan of the poly phones
• I feel if the phones were set up better when installed it would have saved a lot of headache.

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Very helpful and quick

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We've used Allworx phone systems onsite. They are the most expensive option when it comes to VOIP. We noticed that we paid for equipment over service with them. Service was great - and pennies on the dollar of what Comcast charges. But the equipment costs thousands of dollars. The use of the system was a bit easier with Allworx, but we solely switched because of the equipment cost.

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• In my experience, you have to pay to get out of contract.
• In my opinion, it's a total waste of time and money.